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Public Information Technology and E-Governance: Managing the Virtual State
G. David Garson, PhD, North Carolina State University, North Carolina

ISBN-13: 9780763734688
ISBN-10: 0763734683
$86.95 (Sugg. US List)
Paperback
541 Pages
© 2006

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Chapter 1: The Vision of E-Governance
Competing theories of information technology and change

The global village (1964)

The network nation (1978)

The electronic cottage in the info-sphere (1980)

The network society (1996)

Smart communities (1997)

Digital places (2000)

E-government and e-governance (2000-2002)
Summary      

Discussion questions

Glossary
 

Chapter 2: A Brief History of Public-Sector Information Technology Policy

War and Cold War: Origins of information technology infrastructure in the United States

Establishing the architecture of federal information policy, 1946-1980

From BITNET to FirstGov: Growth of the Internet, 1981 - 2000

Policy issues in the information age, 1986 - 2005

Securing e-government, 1986 - 2005

Building the virtual state, 1990 – 2005
Summary        

Discussion questions                    
Glossary

 

Politics & Policy

Chapter 3. E-Democracy

E-activism

E-campaigning

E-voting

E-legislating

E-civics

E-participation
Summary        

Discussion questions

Glossary

Case Study: Virginia.gov:
The Official Homepage of the Commonwealth of Virginia/Todd Loendorf

 

Chapter 4. Information Equality and the Digital Divide

The American Digital Divide in Information Access by Group

The Digital Divide by Gender 

The Digital Divide by Race   

The Digital Divide by Income

The Digital Divide and Senior Americans

The American Digital Divide: Summary
The International Digital Divide in Information Access

Beyond Access: Deeper Forms of Information Equality
Public Policies to Remediate Information Inequality
Summary                                 
Case Study: Follow the money: Assessing the Allocation of e-Rate Funds/Costas Panagopoulos

 

Chapter 5. Information Access and Governmental Transparency
Freedom of Information    

Commercial Access Rights 

Disability Access

Obstacles to Information Access: Security

Obstacles to Information Access: Privacy

Other Obstacles to Information Access:
Summary

Case Study: Obstacles or Access: Reconsidering Anonymous Access toGovernment Information in a Post-Sept. 11 Environment/Charles Davis

 

Chapter 6. Information Technology and Privacy
Computer Surveillance

Privacy Legislation and Executive Actions

Agency Data Sharing and Matching

Privacy Impact Statements

The National ID Controversy

Privacy, Governmental Outsourcing, and Private Sector Data Mining

Summary

Case Study: The Mother Robinson Black Beaufort Cares Network: Security, Privacy and Confidentiality in a Shared Human Service Information System/Jim Glasson, Lynn M. Mulkey, Randolph Hawkins, Dennis Betz, and William Dougan

                                               

Chapter 7. Security Policy

Legislation and Executive Branch Actions

Homeland Security

Infrastructure Protection and Cybercrime

Encryption

Authentication

Federal ID Cards

Agency-level Security Policies

Summary                                                                     

Discussion Questions

Glossary

Case Study: Telework Security/Loreen Marie Butcher-Powell

 

Chapter 8. Regulation and Taxation Issues

Internet Taxation

Regulation of the IT Sector

Regulation of E-commerce and Computer Fraud

Protecting Intellectual Property

Regulation of Pornography on the Web

Regulation of E-gambling

Summary

Discussion Questions

Glossary

Case Study: Tax Policy in the Virtual State: A Case Study of the Michigan Department of Treasury/Dale Nesbary

 

Management

Chapter 9. The E-Government Business Model

E-Commerce Models vs. E-Government Models

E-Government Business Planning Today

Summary

Discussion Questions

Glossary                     

Case Study: Digital Buildings: Transforming the Permitting Business Process/Jennifer Kurtz

 

Chapter 10. Partnering, Outsourcing, Contracting, and Procurement

Partnering

Outsourcing

Contract Management

Procurement

Summary

Discussion Questions

Glossary

Case Study: Issues in IT Procurement, Contracting, and Partnerships: A Short Case Study from the Department of Information Systems and Services, Orange County, Florida/Ronnie Korosec

 

Chapter 11. Planning for Public Information Systems

The Role of the Federal CIO

Strategic Planning

Portfolio Management

Risk Management

Records Management

Summary

Discussion Questions

Glossary         

Case Study: Platforms and Planning: Pennsylvania’s Transition to Enterprise Computing/Steve Sawyer, Charles Christopher Hinnant and Tracey Rizzuto

 

Chapter 12. Needs Assessment and Project Management

Needs Assessment

Business Process Analysis

Feasibility Studies

The Role of the Project Manager

Project Management Protocols

Summary

Discussion Questions

Glossary

Case Study: Improving Public Sector Needs Assessments in a Small City/Paul K. Dezendorf

 

Implementation

Chapter 13. Implementation Success Factors

Why Information Technology Projects Fail

Internal Success Factors

The Role of Training

External Success Factors

Summary

Discussion Questions

Glossary

Case Study: Success Factors of the Homeless Information Management System (HIMS) Jennifer Powers

 

Chapter 14.   Evaluation of Public Information Systems

Strategies for Evaluating Public Information Technology

The Private Sector Model: Return on Investment

Evolution of a Public Sector Model for it Evaluation                               

Traditional Value Ranking Methods

Value Measuring Methodology (VMM)

The Program Assessment Rating Tool (PART)

The Performance Reference Model (PRM)

Other Models

Evaluation of Governmental Websites

Summary        

Discussion questions

Glossary
Case Study: Evaluating City Websites Using Focus Groups/Alana Northrop

 

Conclusion

Chapter 15. Public Information Technology. Organization Behavior, and Organization Theory
Effects of IT on Organizational Structure

Flattening Organizational Structures by Shrinking Middle Management?

Deterritorializing Organizations through Telework?

Centralizing or Decentralizing Organizational Structure?       

Reinforcing or Eroding Organizational Power Structures?

Effects of IT on Organizational Behavior                     

Does IT Weaken Organizational Norms through De-individuation?

Does IT Intensify Social Networking and Thus Build Social Capital?

Does IT Improve Managerial Decision-Making?

IT and Theories of Organizational Change

Does IT Promote the Diffusion of Innovation?

Is IT Linked to Organizational Evolution toward the Consolidation of Control?

Summary

Discussion Questions

Glossary

Case Study: Communities of Practice- An Australian Case Study: Leveraging Knowledge by Complementing Technology with Social Participative Learning / Sandra Jones and Owen Lockwood

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